Eman Hassan

Practice Areas

I act exclusively for Claimants suffering catastrophic injury, particularly brain injury, amputation and musculoskeletal injury. My focus is to intervene early to get rehabilitation and financial help in place quickly to ensure the injured and their family recover as best they can. I fight hard for my clients to achieve the best possible outcome to ensure my clients can achieve the best recovery and have the financial support for the future.

My clients have often suffered a major trauma resulting in serious and often life-changing physical and/or psychological injuries. It’s an incredibly difficult time for my clients and their families and it's important to me to take a compassionate approach with my clients and their families to help support and navigate them through their journey to recovery.

I have my own caseload and work closely with partners Jennifer Buchanan and Jill Greenfield assisting on high-value cases including brain and spinal injury, amputation, and fatal accidents.

I previously acted for victims of the Croydon Tram Crash and the Westminster Terror Attack.

I am very committed to diversity and inclusion and I help support aspiring lawyers with practical advice and presentations. I host podcasts for the Law Society on various topics to provide updates in respect to the legal profession.

I am passionate about supporting charities. I am a Trustee for Headway South West London and I support the Child Brain Injury Trust with their fundraising.

I won ‘The Rising Star in Law’ at the We Are the City Awards in 2020 and I am ranked as ‘An Associate to Watch’ in Chambers 2021 and Chambers 2022.

Professional Memberships

I am a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)

Publications

Legal Check | How I used the Equivalent Means route to qualify as a solicitor without doing a training contract | Eman Hassan

It’s a tough way in, but for those who want it enough this new way into the profession is a great opportunity, writes newly qualified solicitor Eman Hassan.

View article: https://www.legalcheek.com/2018/08/how-i-used-the-equivalent-means-route-to-qualify-as-a-solicitor-without-doing-a-training-contract/